To the Ataturk House of Commons and All of Talossa

[Antaglha Xhenerös Somelieir]

From the Office of the Başbakan

To all Members of the House of commons, And the Citizens of Ataturk and of Talossa,

I regretfully inform you, due to recent events as described in another thread and to a larger extent, the events of the last few years, I am feeling that I am not in a position where I am able to contribute in a positive fashion to Talossan Politics, Therefore after the End of this Cosa I will fully retire from politics in Talossa until I feel ready to return, which will be least 6 months but could be up to a year. I am happy and proud to have served as an MC in the Cosa. and as Başbakan of this fair and great province.

Also due to this, I Shall immediately tender my resignation from the Office of Başbakan, Effective from 6th June 2014 at 12pm (GMT-British time). Also at which time will be stepping down from being a minister of the House of Commons of Ataturk. I regret doing this, but I feel that this is the best thing for myself and for this Province. I am happy and glad to have served as Başbakan of Atatürk, and as a member of the Ataturk Commons. And I feel honoured and privileged to have serve in the Provincial and National Governments of Talossa. And whilst it pains me to start my retirement of politics until I am ready to return, it is the right thing to do.

I shall Continue to be a part of Talossa, and shall continue in the church and other non political projects in Talossa, so I shall still be around. But not as a politician. So I shall see you in those roles fellow citizens. All of my current political projects I shall put on hold until my return to politics.

Thank you for the honour of allowing me to serve as a Politician in this great province and realm.

Yours Faithfully

Evan Cuntainça

Outgoing Başbakan of Ataturk

[Sevastáin Pinátsch]

This is a sensible approach under the circumstances. I am sorry about your Great Grandmother.

I would advise you not to rush yourself in the healing process. Involvement in the church is beneficial to nurturing your own spirit as well as a creating sense of well being from doing good for others. Same goes with involvement with collaborative projects for the common good.  In an ideal world, politics would be similarly fulfilling . . . but the environment is adversarial.  A Minister will rarely, if ever, be criticized by his parishioners for a sub-standard sermon. A politician, however, will be called out on everything.

That said, if your sermons are running weekly like clockwork and there are no projects in urgent need, do come back.  However, I cannot promise I will be a docile constituent.  I demand more of my politician than my Minister.

[Antaglha Xhenerös Somelieir]

I have now officially stepped down as Başbakan of Atatürk, and my Commons seats are now vacant and re distributed to the ZRT and MRPT for re-assigning. Thank you for allowing me to serve as a commons member and as Başbakan, I appreciate and honour the trust of this. Thank you

Evan,
Former Başbakan of Atatürk,
And Former Commons Member